Repair Care Dry Flex SF 2-IN-1

Repair Care Dry Flex SF 2-IN-1

Durable fine surface filler for quick, durable spot repairs on timber (paintable after 30 minutes*)

The best of a fine surface filler and an epoxy in 1 product. No primer required. Cures fast, also under colder weather conditions. Easy and fast to apply.

Features:

• Quick and easy to apply.

• Short curing time, even in colder temperatures. Paintable after 1 hour at 5ºC and after 30 minutes at 20ºC*.

• Can be used with a standard skeleton gun.

• Permanent repairs.

• Ideal for small repairs.

Suitable for:

• Fine surface filling and quick, durable spot repairs.

• The filling of nail holes, screw holes & cracks.

• For repairs of small defects in existing DRY FLEX® repairs.

• External and internal applications.

*Typical curing time for a repair applied at 20ºC. Temperature and humidity may affect curing times.

1
Remove all paint & dirt.

2
Ensure timber is dry.

3
Dispense DRY FLEX® SF on to the mixing plate.

4
Mix both components with EASY•Q™ application knives until a homogenous colour is reached.

5
Spread the mixed DRY FLEX® SF in a thin layer over the mixing plate (to extend the application period).

6
Apply the DRY FLEX® SF and leave the surface smooth.

7
When cured, sand the surface lightly before applying a paint or stain.

UK Mainland (excluding Scottish Highlands) - Order before 1:30pm for next working day delivery *

(please refer to individual products for lead times. Sanding & spray equipment has a lead time of 5-7 working days)

Northern Ireland- Parcel will arrive within 2-5 working days

Republic of Ireland, Channel Islands, Isle of Man, Scottish Highlands, Scottish Islands – Parcel will arrive within 1-3 working days

To see more delivery information please visit out Delivery Information page

Returns- All goods will be refunded if they are returned to us unused, in their original condition and with their original packaging, within 7 working days of receiving your delivery. Customers must make their own arrangements for returning goods at their own cost.